To truly grasp the roots of the Palestinian crisis, one must go beyond media narratives and examine the historical, political, and regional dynamics involving Palestine, neighboring Arab countries, and Israel. Public understanding often remains limited due to emotional or surface-level analyses.

This book aims to explore the crisis through the lens of history of leftist ideology, its ties with Islamism, radicalism in the Arab world, and the roots of antisemitism. Divided into three sections, it examines: 1) The relationship between leftist thought and political Islam; 2) The origins and evolution of the Palestinian cause; and 3) The international legal dimensions and global implications of the conflict.

Offering a deeper and more nuanced perspective, this book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in Palestinian studies and the complex factors shaping the crisis.

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